Opinion
The resurgence of COVID-19 cases will make it interesting to see just how willing people in the industry are to get out there and resume networking.
All parts of the chain are facing a negative impact from these rising costs, but to what degree depends on where one falls in the supply chain.
In case there was any question about it, the in-person International Elastomer Conference in Pittsburgh Oct. 4-7, 2021, is happening.
Running a non-profit can be a difficult and labor-intensive proposition—just ask the last 20 presidents of the Tire Society
His speech at the 1995 United Rubber Workers special convention played a big role in the vote to merge with the USW.
The $3.3 billion deal that saw the hydraulics business of Eaton Corp. sold to Denmark's Danfoss Co. wasn't one of those acquisitions that closed nice and neat.
With the delta variant surging, should manufacturing companies and industry organizations require employees to be vaccinated against COVID-19?
Rubber & Plastics News has been around for 50 years. I've been fortunate enough to have experienced 41 of those years.
For close to one hour, Edwards held the rapt attention of 600 conference attendees in the ballroom of the Scottsdale Fairmont Princess Resort, offering inspiring and insightful anecdotes based on his life experiences.
While the market for producing jacketing for wire and cable is highly fragmented, those producing and supplying rubber and thermoplastic elastomer products for such projects could see a major boost to business.